Crisis Averted as Allied Council Refer Upper Silesia Issue
Parle-France and Great Britain agreed to refer the upper Silesian dispute to the League of Nations under Versailles clauses, defusing a possible break in the supreme allied council. The move follows tensions among France Britain and the United States over relief to Russia and the Silesian border question.
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Associated Press
France
Great Britain
Poland
Germany
Upper Silesia
Supreme Allied Council
Frome
England
Lusty
Japan
Rize
Anderstoca
Supreme Council
Russia
Lford George
Briand
Silesian
League of
Council
League of Nations
Shand
Harvey
George Harvey
Cout
George
League
Premimour
Paris
Maurice Hanker
Expatxs
United States
Milwaukee Jobs Surpass Applicants in State Report
A U S government view of employment offices shows Miledaakes, Wisconsin, had nearly as many job seekers as applicants for work. The report notes 373 applications for work and 3,338 cases for 5 workers placed.
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Milwaukee
Associated Press
Miledaakes
Wis
Ahiwacker
Bur Jaly
United States
Dead holdup man identified in Milwaukee shooting
Milwaukee police identified the bandit who died from a furshot wound after an attempted holdup at a saloon in the western city part. The man, Szaler Smaler, had just completed a four year term at the Milwaukee house of correction for burglary and was released less than two weeks ago after serving a sentence with an extra month for escaping.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ve Schieshak
Iden Szaler
Smaler
Milwaskee
Henry P Davison Tumor at Base of Brain Found
Medical report states Henry P Davison has a tumor at the base of the brain. The surgeon could not remove it due to excessive bleeding. another operation is planned for later though Davison is not in immediate danger.
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Henry P. Davison
Ediaander
Frederick Tilney
Davison
Unitarian Exclusion From Christian Missions List Sparks Debate
Dr A D Berra and prominent Methodist missionary in Japan dispute the Federation of Missions stance. They say Unitarians were divided into two classes in a book, with a regular list labeling those who accept Christ. The move is said to cast doubt on Dr Clay MacCauley and his Unitarian mission in Japan, provoking protest from supporters praising his thirty years of work.
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Federation of Missions
Christian Missions
A.D. Berra
Japan
Aremen
Christian Movement
Christ
Clay MacCauley
Unitarian Mission
America
MacCauvney
Midnight Fire Mystery Baffles Wisconsin Officials
Watertown reports a midnight attack on Mrs. Schiesser and the destruction of her home. Jefferson county and the state fire marshal’s office investigate three arson attempts as witnesses describe masked assailants. Authorities seek motive while a mystery deepens.
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United Press
Watertown
Wis
Marshals Office
Jefferson County
Porpess
Madinon
Waiodar
Max Sohies
Landis Issues Ultimatum to Building Trades
An arbitrator in a trades dispute issued a demand to unions to review and rewrite their minium agreements as required by constitutional and legal standards. The judge instructed the organization to read the rules and determine their correctness, giving until tomorrow to rewrite.
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Landis
Famine Relief Faces Political Strife and Prison Count
Reports from Riga quote Soviet official Kalmatiano on Americans imprisoned in Russia and a planned mutiny plot. British and French nationals seek passports to leave, while Hoover argues Americans remain jailed for alleged offenses. Soviet famine efforts are framed as resilient with refugees flocking to new regions for work and grain.
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Ted Press
Hus
Herbert Hoo
Russia
Litvinoff
United
Hoover
Seviet Rep
Kalmatiano
Nove Put
Riga
United Press
Riza
Severn
Siberia
Turkestan
Tula
Ty Cobb Affirms Peak Vision Despite Rumors
The legendary baseball figure Ty Cobb states his eyesight remains as good as ever. He addresses circulating rumors and asserts his health and alertness in public remarks, denying any decline or weakness.
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TY Cobb
Congress Panel Clears Rail Credit Bill Plan
The Interstate Commerce Committee reviews a railroad credits proposal from the administration as part of finance and commerce oversight. The panel considers the program's scope and potential impact on national infrastructure spending.
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Emparzo
Interstate Commerce Committee
Northwestern Newsboxes Serve You Here
The Daily Northwestern sets up automatic newsboxes in Oshkosh and Neenah for two cent copies. Locations include City National Bank Building Oshkosh, Evans Brothers Store, Smith's Furniture Exchange, Daily Northwestern Building, and Korotey Brothers News Stand in Neenah.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Oshkosh
Daily Northwestern
Corner State and
Otter Streets
Neenah— Korotey Brothers
North Commercial Street
Two Sought for Murder of Father He Lin
San Francisco police search for a woman and a man linked to the exhumation of Rev. Father Patrick Helerin from a shallow coast grave south of the city. Formal charges were expected but overshadowed by other developments as District Attorney Swart calls Hightower deceitful. Milwaukee notes cite gambling in private homes as a menace with DA Zabel urging prosecution of larger schemes while defending charity gambles.
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Br Associated Press
San Francisco
Father Patrick Helin
Dally Mason
Ham A. Hightower
Hel
Pries
Beca
Hightower
Hall of Justice
Swart
Stuart
Matheson
Hanna
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
W. C. Zabel
Morgan
Mr. Zabel
Samblins
Geome
Eto
Voliva Changes Zion Leases to Keep Outsiders Out
Zion City leaders plan new leases extending to cover 1600 years of rule under John G. Voliva. The measures ban sale of pork products, theater operations, dancing, liquor, tobacco, and use of property for medical offices or theaters, aiming to enforce strict Zion doctrine.
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Prese
Zion
van Veuragiersser
Es Caperted
Candle to Burn 5000 Years for Caruso All Souls Day
New York reports a candle dedicated to Caruso on All Souls Day aims to burn for 5000 years. The candle maker Apelo unveils the tall dipped candle, shaped and tuned to burn for thirteen years and seven months, with events to mark the occasion.
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Caruso
Presey
New York
Wiles Carus
Orie
Oy Apelo
Ayes
Irish Response May Serve For More Dealings
Irish observers report Sinn Fein suggested amendments to Lloyd George peace terms from Paris. The note aimed to steer future talks without breaking negotiations and discussed recognition of a third party in the conference. De Valera’s reply to the British proposals was debated as Irish leaders consult with their parliament.
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Evi
Keen
United Press
Lloyd George
Paris
Pardent
Sinn Fein
Liev George
Wlater
Bein
Mn Fein Teaders
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Ji Wax
Rhe
Dan Hareann
Champagne Corks Pop With No Ceremony
A fragmented report notes champagne corks popping in celebration after a voyage or event. References to Redford and nearby towns appear, with unclear names and dates. The tone hints at a celebratory scene but details are obscured in the OCR.
Summer ceremony details amid scattered references
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a summer ceremony involving various groups and places. Mentions of Assoriated Prost and La Crosne appear, with garbled references to Vrasae and Trey, suggesting a preparation phase for families ahead of an event on a date near August.
Woman Dies From Tooth Infection In Fargo
The body of Sisss Lithia Topping died last night from an infection due to an ulcerated tooth. Services will be held at the Florence Crittenden home chapel, with burial in Dakota Valley tomorrow. Topping, former superintendent of the Crittenden home for girls, was known in juvenile welfare circles nationwide.
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United Press Fargo
X. D
Sisss Lithia
La Follette Promises Testimony On Railway Financing
Senate and house committees labored on the railway debt funding bill with no action. Senator La Follette pressed to call McAdoo and obtain testimony on alleged exorbitant repairs and financing schemes, but a quorum could not be secured and the matter was postponed to next Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Senate
House
Davis
Railway Administration
McAdoo
Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Townsend
Senate Inter- State Commerce Commission
la Follette
Wisconsin
Pittman
Red
Comet Tail Event Observed Near Sun August 8
Reports from Heidesburg and Lick Observatory describe a bright celestial object seen near the sun on August 7 8. W W Campbell notes it was brighter than Venus and may be a comet nucleus while observers and naval stations track sunset sunrise evidences and assess its nature.
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iBg Associated Press
Heidesburg
Koenigstahl Observatory
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
Venus
Geremany
Land at Cherbourg Arrivals Parade Through City
A contaminated report describes American troops landing at Cherbourg and marching through decorated streets. They will travel to Paris this afternoon aboard the steamship George Washington, where a luncheon was served and a formal arrival procession observed by onlookers.
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Axeocisted Press
Therhears
France
Terine
Jan
Orgar
George Washington
Naar
Paris
Finding Money to Run Affairs A Big Problem
Washington coverage notes three big issues this week after Harding’s return tax reform disarmament and congressional recess. It argues debts from prior administrations must be paid while lowering taxes, and that ways and means must be found to raise money for running costs and huge bills.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
New England
Dass
House
Congress
Treasry
Barding
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Heelmer
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Severar
Cherbourg
Cabinet
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